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Title: GREEN ROOFS


1
GREEN ROOFS
  • - Total Waterproofing Company

2
Company Profile
  • Total waterproofing Company is as the name
    suggests involved mainly in the business of
    waterproofing
  • Roofs, walls (South west), expansion joints,
    bathrooms, water tanks.
  • Basements and under ground tunnel.
  • Some of our esteemed clients are as follows.
  • Kamat builders Pnajim.
  • Universal Beverages.
  • Usha Ispat Ltd.
  • MPT, Marmagoa
  • ITC Ltd. Calcutta.
  • Adani Agri Logistics Ltd. Ahmedabad
  • D.B. reality. Mumbai.

3
  • REASONS FOR CHANGE
  • We in Goa and along the West coast of India live
    in a hot, humid tropical climate where the
    rainfall is heavy. The houses should be built to
    keep the interior of the building as cool as
    possible, reduce humidity and remain dry in the
    monsoon.
  • Heavy rain during the monsoons raises the
    humidity which encourages the growth of moss on
    the roof which making it look black and ugly.

4
  • REASONS FOR PROBLEMS
  • HEATING
  • During the day the heat from the sun heats the
    top most floor of the building. The floors below
    get hot to a lesser extent.
  • Lower floors receive most of the heat from the
    walls. The heat coming from the walls depends on
    the height of the walls and the number of floors
    in the building. Greater the height of the walls
    and larger number of floors more heat accumulates
    inside the building.
  • Humidity can accumulate if the ventilation is
    poor, especially if hot air is unable to escape
    from inside the building.
  • LEAKAGE
  • Leakages occur in RCC roofs due to cyclical
    expansion and contraction in the slab from
    cracks, construction expansion joints.
  • Honey combing within the slab and also due to
    poor leveling of the top finished surfaces
    contributes to leakages.
  • If inclination of the RCC sloping slabs is less
    than 25 degrees the possibility of leakage is
    more. Less inclination restricts the height of
    the roof from the inside reducing the air space
    above, contributes to heating also It is liable
    to leak unless waterproof tiles are fitted on the
    top. Also since the slopes are less on the
    western side rain is likely to blow in the joints
    between the tiles in heavy wind and rain making
    the slab wet.

5
  • EXISTING SYSTEMS OF ROOFING
  • RCC
  • Titled Roofs
  • Sheet Metal

6
  • RCC Roofs
  • PROS
  • Very safe (thieves ) secure from most elements
    of the weather.
  • Lasting.
  • CONS
  • RCC roofs are costly
  • RCC roofs absorb heat during the day and can
    retain them for long periods of time making the
    house really hot and uncomfortable to live in.
    Retains humidity unless extremely good
    ventilation is provided.
  • Leakage from rain water is very difficult to
    handle and can recur even if waterproofed.
  • Construction takes a long time and in case the
    existing structure requires extension, it becomes
    very messy and the joint is liable to leak.

7
  • Titled Roofs
  • PROS
  • Tiled roofs if made high and steep are cool.
  • Cheaper to make. Quicker to lay and complete.
  • Cool and comfortable to live in if the roof is
    steep and very high.
  • CONS
  • Tiled roofs allow water to wet the rafters which
    reduce their life span and need constant
    maintenance.
  • Tiled roofs also tend to leak very badly if tiles
    are broken or get shifted.
  • Unless tiles are moss proofed they become black
    and look ugly.

8
  • Sheet Metal
  • PROS
  • Quick to assemble.
  • Can handle rain water very well if made steep.
  • Secure from thief's
  • CONS
  • Sheet metal roofs have a limited life span
    (rusting particularly with bird droppings). Nor
    suitable close to the Sea.
  • Aesthetics are poor particularly after five
    years.
  • can leak from joints if the slope is less.
  • Very noisy and disturbing in the monsoon.
  • Expensive to build.
  • Could be blown off in a storm.
  • Very hot and humid.

9
Solution
  • GREEN ROOFS
  • How do we address these problems?
  • We at TOTAL WATERPROOFING have conceptualized
    GREEN ROOFS which largely eliminates most of the
    above mentioned defects.
  • Also it has other advantages over most types of
    roofs.

10
  • PROCESS
  • These roofs are made of composite treated small
    steel trusses, board and Mangalore tiles.
  • Steel is painted with primer and painted over
    with oil paint to protect it from rusting.
  • The boards are screwed down with galvanized
    screws.
  • On the outside treated Mangalore waterproof tiles
    are fitted to12 mm boards. The joints of the
    board are sealed with flexible sealant. These
    provide the first two waterproof barriers.
  • Tiles are treated in three stages making it
    waterproof, moss-proof and retain their natural
    color or painted.
  • Inside of the truss a 6 mm board is nut bolted,
    its joints sealed and drainage to exterior is
    provided. This ensures a third waterproof
    barrier.
  • Very good ventilation is provided. Hot air
    starts flowing from the base and is let off from
    openings at the top most point.
  • The roof is made steep to increase the air space
    inside, and allow for faster drainage of rain
    water reducing the possibility of leakages.
  • SS netting fitted at the openings to prevents
    rodents and birds from entering the hollow space
    inside the roof.
  • Roof ends cover the wall to give protection to
    the wall from rain and sun.

11
  • BENEFITS OF GREEN ROOFS
  • COOL
  • Sloping roofs made 30degrees or more, this
    provides more space to trap hot and moist air,
    more volume of air increases insulation. Also
    the large space at the top above the bracing
    increases the flow of air through the entire
    structure. Hot air can enter at the base, rise
    and exit from the apex continuously keeping the
    structure cool this also reduces humidity. The
    draught of air increases with the height of the
    roof. The Insulation of the roof is very high
    due to double walled with 5 air gap also the air
    draft extracts heat from the inside.. These
    roofs end well over the walls reducing the amount
    of direct sun and rain striking the walls.
  • GOOD ESTHETICS
  • Steep sloping roofs are more visible. These
    roofs can be made very steep.
  • Covered with terracotta (or colored) moss
    proof tiles enhances the esthetics of the
    building.
  • COST EFFECTIVE
  • The total cost is less than RCC sloping
    slabs if the cost of waterproofing from outside,
    internal plastering of the ceiling and covering
    with tiles or painting is included. Environment
    friendly as Less cement steel is consumed.

12
  • LESS CONSTRUCTION TIME COMPELETELY WATERPROOF
  • Making these types of roofs is much faster
    than normal RCC roofs. The inside has a finished
    surface and can be painted directly
  • High degree of waterproofing is achieved as
    three separate waterproof layers with separate
    drainage ensure no water enters even if tiles
    break or misplaced. Joints between the boards
    are sealed with flexible sealant.
  • EASY AMMETIES
  • Concealed lighting and sound system can be
    easily fitted and supply pipes accommodated in
    the air gap.

13
  • CONTACT DETAILS
  • Total Waterproofing Company.
  • 434, Fatorda Goa 403 603.
  • Ph 0832 2741187. Mo. 9881095008.
  • F.T. da Costa.
  • E-mail totalwaterproofingcoltd_at_gmail.com
  • Web site www.totalwaterproofing.com
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